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I bought this Klim mouse along with a couple other LED mice from Pictek and Redragon. This mouse beat all of them. I have a Redragon mechanical LED keyboard and absolutely love it, so I was anticipating being biased toward its mouse. And while the Redragon and Pictek mice were adequate, the Klim beat them all.
Feel in hand: The Klim has the most "normal" feeling of them all. My hand cusps the mouse in such a comfortable, familiar way. Any grip works with the mouse, whether flat, claw or hybrid like myself. The scroll wheel has noticeable, yet subtle and quiet feedback. It's also virtually impossible to accidentally hit the button that changes the pointer speed. The thumb buttons, thankfully, are not in the way yet are easily clickable. Klim left plenty of room for your thumb while still making the thumb buttons easily accesible.
Feel in use: it glides smoothly on my wood desk. It has a nice weight to it. Light enough for effortless use but heavy enough to stay in place and provide you with supple momentum. Weight is well balanced for tight control.
LED: Hands down, bar none, without a doubt, the best LED design and experience out of the 3 mice. For one, the default color flow pattern is beautiful and seamless. For two, and most importantly, YOU CAN ACTUALLY STILL SEE THE LEDs WHEN YOU HAND IS USING THE MOUSE. Look closely at the LED design of the Klim, and direct your eyes toward the thumb area. You see how there are LEDs surrounding the black thumb portion? You can still see this with your hand on the mouse. All of the other mice I tried had positioned their LEDs in such a way that they are covered when the mouse is in use. This is very important because I want to be able to enjoy the light show while actually using the mouse, as opposed it to just being a colorful novelty when your computer is on Sleep Mode.
Software: Okay, the Klim software is not good. It even broke my first mouse. Allow me to explain. I decided to explore the app and play with the color settings. Well, I lowered the brightness for one color pattern, and I was unable to raise it again. I raised this issue with Klim directly on their website. FANTASTIC CUSTOMER SERVICE. I hopped on the chat on their website and they walked me through everything. For one, the person did not insult my intelligence. He didn't hit me with "unplug and plug it back in" bs. Eventually we came to the conclusion that the firmware on my mouse was busted and they sent me a new one. Now I have two Klims! And to clarify, the other color patterns available on the app were still able to reach maximum brightness. So my original mouse is still pretty, it just has one less pattern to use. But back to the app...overall it's bad. It's not intuitive, it lacks scroll bars and proper descriptions. It will definitely take a more computer literate person to work with it. But don't let this be the reason you don't get this mouse. Everything else about it is awesome.
| Brand | KLIM |
|---|---|
| Item model number | S02 |
| Hardware Platform | PC, PC/Mac |
| Item Weight | 9.2 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.04 x 2.64 x 0.04 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.04 x 2.64 x 0.04 inches |
| Color | Gray |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Manufacturer | KLIM |
| ASIN | B06XH2381Y |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | May 29, 2017 |
